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are abundant and boating, swimming, and fishing activities are enjoyed
in the Pascagoula River System.
Many
individuals enjoy the Lucedale- George County Public Library.
It is the third largest in circulation of materials in the Jackson-George
Regional Library System. In 1991, the library won national notoriety
in the library world by winning the John Cotton Dana award for
public relations with the theme "the little library that
could". Mississippi Shakespeare in the Lucedale City Park
is sponsored by the Library every two years. The Lucedale City
Park is transformed into a venue of short scenes from William
Shakespeare by local actors with Elizabethan music and entertainment.
Books,
audio tapes, videos, and periodicals are available for all ages
on both educational and entertainment subjects. Free public computers
are available with Internet access and linked with state-funded
MAGNOLIA family of databases. All computers also have Microsoft
Office Suite and other software for public use. Expansion of the
current library building, beginning in Summer 2001 will add an
additional 6,000 square feet of space to the current building.
This expansion will allow the library to furnish meeting room
space, increase programming, number of volumes, and public computers.
Library card
are free to anyone with verification of their social security
card. The Library Hours are Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 9AM-6PM;
Wednesday and Friday 9AM-5PM; and Saturday 9AM-1PM. Books may
be reserved or renewed by library card holders on-line at www.jgrl.lib.ms.us.
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